2010-05-04, 05:03 AM
Nexon Wrote:If a phisher can convince you to take an immediate action, hit a link or go to a specific Website, for example, they’ve got your right where they want you.
Nexon Wrote:Other Phishing Signs
Phishers often use the Nexon logo or official art from one of our games to make their emails and Websites look real. Here are some things to look for that will tell you an email is suspicious.
• Strange or unfamiliar links: Be careful of clicking links in an e-mail message. While the link’s text may look completely legitimate, the link’s source code points to a completely different site. Always remember that you don’t have to click on a link. You can cut and paste it into your Web browser or type it in yourself.
• Strange greetings: Phishing emails often have unusual greetings designed to slip past email filters.
• Typos: Phishers will often deliberately introduce typos into an e-mail message in order to bypass email filters.
• Incorrect Grammar: This is another method used to slip past email filters.
• Misspelled company name. Another method that phishers use to get past email filters. Common variations include using a “0” for the “o” on Nexon and unusual spacing.: e.g. “Nex0n,” “NexonAmerica” and “Nex on.”
Guess this blog entry is an attempt at phishing my info.
Ps. Pandas dont like fish. They're herbivores.